No. 17 Miami Looks to Take Game One Against No. 10 Florida: Live Updates

No. 17 Miami (10-0) is coming off another comeback victory with an electric seven-run ninth inning against FAU, 11-7, and faces its first real test of the season against another rival Florida school.

No. 10 Florida enters Coral Gables at Mark Light Field, preparing to take on the Canes as both teams look to make an early stamp on this season.

They enter this game with a series history of 136-136-1. They are dead even all-time, but the Hurricanes' historic offense looks to take over like it has all season.

The Hurricanes have one of the best offenses in the country and are playing at a historic rate to start the season. They have scored 155 runs, superstar Daniel Cuvet is tied for first in home runs so far this season, and they have talent all over the field that can be serviceable.

The only question is how they can respond on the defensive side of the ball when they struggle with fielding.

The Canes have had at least one error a game, collecting three against the Owls. If they look to defeat the Gators, they can't allow that to happen. A clean game is the best way for the Canes to win.

Moreover, they will need their arms to be at their best at the right time. AJ Ciscar and Tate DeRias will get the main call on the mound, with Saturday still being a question on who could be a starter.

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7. Auburn
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10. Florida
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12. Southern Miss
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How to Watch: No. 10 Florida At No. 17 Miami

When: Feb 27-March 1

Friday: 7:00 p.m. ET
Saturday: 6:00 p.m. ET
Sunday: 1:00 pm. ET

Where: Coral Gables, Fla. at Mark Light Field

TV: ACCN

Last time out, Florida: The Gators took down FIU with ease with their fourth double-digit run-rule win of the season, improving their record to 9-1.

Last Time Out, Miami: The Hurricanes rallied in the ninth inning after going down three in the eighth for a seven-run inning, starting with a Cuvet homerun, Brylan West's two-run RBI double, and a bases-clearing RBI double from Jake Ogden to defeat the Owls.

Pregame:

1st Inning:

Top: Jake Ogden had two great defensive plays, but everyone hit the ball from Ciscars pitches. The question about this team was the pitching and defense. Defense is holding up so far. However, everyone made contact on the ball from Ciscar, including one homerun from Brendon Lawson.

FU 1, Miami 0

Bottom: Ogden gets on base thanks to a walk but after, Peterson lights the next three up for strikeouts.

2nd Inning:

Top: Ciscar with a bounce-back inning. Twisting up the last two for his first two strikeouts of the game.

Bottom: Peterson is eating Miami alive right now. He has faced seven batters and has struckout six.

3rd Inning:

Top: Ciscar is in top form with his slider and changeup. Two more strikeouts for the sophomore ace.

Bottom: Dubovik was too far off and got picked off to close the inning. It's a tight one so far in Coral Gables. He has the only hit for the Canes so far today.

4ht Inning:

Top: Lawson gets another hit for the Gators, and after another gets on base. A Sac-fly brings in a run for the Canes, but no more damage was inflicted. Another strikeout for Ciscar. His only problem has been the middle of this lineup. Let's see if the Canes can finally respond.

Florida 2, Miami 0

Bottom: The Canes are starting to get on base and make contact with the ball but the Gators defense is starting to show. No scores and more groundouts for the Canes offense.

5th Inning:

Top: Defensively, the Canes are in top shape. Ogden has two groundout throws to first showing why he is one of the best overall players on the team.

Bottom: The Hurricanes started the inning with two back-to-back singles, but pop-ups have taken them out, and none could have been sac-flies. More pop-outs for the Canes. They are starting to make some progress, but now they are leaving scorers on base.

6th Inning:

Top: The Hurricanes have lead off hitters again, but Peterson stucks out two. However, Derek Williams hits a rollers that scores a run for Miami bringing in Ogden and the first run of the game for the Canes.

Florida 2, Miami 1

Miami's offense is coming alive now. That's another hit for West, who brings in the tying run in the game.

Miami 2, Florida 2

7th Inning:

Top: Ciscar is only at 73. He throws three pitches and it's three outs. He is on fire.

Bottom: The Hurricanes offense continues to struggle at the bottom of the lineup. They get jammed up easily and have some flyouts that keep them from getting free.

8th Inning:

Top: Ciscar gives up a homerun at the top of the 8th. Then another fly ball drops for an error on Ogden.

Florida 3, Miami 2

Ciscar gets pull for Packy Bradley-Cooney but after facing one batter, Arteaga pulls him for Jake Dorn. Dorn also gives up a run with no outs. He gets pull for Collera.

Florida 4, Miami 2

Cuvet throws a dangerous pass, but it should be an out with the extension from Sosa. What an outstanding catch to not make this lead any worse. Collera, it looked like a strike, but he walked a batter, bringing in a run.

Florida 5, Miami 2

Cyr bring in another run for the Gators. The eighth inning has gotten out of hand. Now Miami brings in the fourth pitcher of the inning in.

Florida 6, Miami 2

Dubovic limits the damage with an outstanding throw from left field, but the Gators still score another run.

Florida 7, Miami 2

Bottom: After Torres was walked. The Cuvet, Sosa, and Williams would all get out, stuffing out what could have been a game-shifting inning.

9th Inning:

Top: Durso strikeouts his first batter seen.